3695th Maintenance Co

• Origins: The 3695th Maintenance Company is a unit of the United States Army Reserve, primarily based in Nevada. It traces its roots to post-World War II reserve expansion efforts. • Mission: The company provides maintenance support for a range of military vehicles and equipment, ensuring operational readiness for supported units during both peacetime and deployments. • Desert Storm Deployment: Members of the 3695th were mobilized during Operation Desert Storm in 1991, supporting logistics and equipment maintenance for coalition forces. • Iraq and Afghanistan Support: The unit has been activated multiple times in the Global War on Terror to support U.S. Army operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, maintaining vital equipment in challenging environments. • Community Engagement: The 3695th frequently participates in community events and veteran parades in Nevada, strengthening relationships between reservists and the local community. • Specialized Training: Soldiers receive advanced technical training on a wide variety of military vehicles, including Humvees, trucks, and armored vehicles, making them versatile maintenance experts. • Support to National Disasters: Besides overseas deployments, the 3695th has been mobilized for stateside emergencies, such as providing logistical support during natural disasters. • Recognized Excellence: The unit has received commendations for outstanding service and efficiency, especially during high-tempo operations abroad. • Women in the Ranks: The unit has been notable for its inclusion of women in various roles, including leadership and technical positions, reflecting the increasing diversity of the Army Reserve. • Family Readiness: The 3695th maintains a robust family readiness program, supporting the families of deployed soldiers and ensuring their welfare during mobilizations and deployments.